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Towards Continental Philosophy : Reason and Imagination in the Thought of Max Deutscher, Rowman & Continental Philosophy in Austral-Asia SeriesEditors SimoneBignall,SeniorLecturer,IndigenousStrategyandEngagement,FlindersUniversity P.DiegoBubbio,SeniorResearchFellowinPhilosophy,UniversityofWesternSydney JoanneFaulkner,LecturerinPhilosophyandWomen’sandGenderStudies,Universityof NewSouthWales PaulPatton,ScientiaProfessor,UniversityofNewSouthWales TheContinentalPhilosophyinAustral-Asiaseriestransportsatraditionofthoughtunder- stoodasbelongingtooneplace–‘thecontinent’–toplacesthatweretransformedinits image through colonisation: Australia, New Zealand, East Asia and South Asia. The seriesaimstoexploreandshowcasethediversewaysinwhichEuropeanphilosophyhas beeninterpretedandputtouseaccordingtothecontextsandquestionsparticulartolifein evenfurther,strangerandmore‘exotic’continents. 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Deutscher, Max. Towards Continental Philosophy : Reason and Imagination in the Thought of Max Deutscher, Rowman & Contents Acknowledgements vii Foreword ix Introduction:MappingPhilosophy’sContinentalDrift xiii I:TruthinPhenomenology:Sartre,Ryle,Heidegger 1 1 Husserl’sTranscendentalSubjectivity:1980 3 2 Sartre’sStoryofConsciousness:2001 19 3 BeingPaulEdwards:2007 31 .de 4 Imagine!SartrewithRyle:2015 49 vre se r sth II:TruthinDifference:Feminism,theImaginary:LeDœuff 69 g ir llA 5 Stories,PicturesandArguments:1986 71 .sre 6 BetweenGenres:TheWayPhilosophyMoves:1996 87 h silbu 7 ‘Textual’,‘Imaginary’and‘Operative’Practice:1998 105 P d leife 8 UtopiasandDreams:2003 121 lttiL & 9 FlightstoTranscendence:2020 131 n a m wo III:TruthinFeeling:Motive,Society,Politics:Arendt 143 R .12 10 Simulacra,EnactmentandFeeling:1988 145 0 2 © th 11 ThinkingTrauma:2008 159 g iryp 12 ThinkingfromUnderground:2010 173 o C 13 ReasonswithinMotivatedEmotion:2017 187 v Deutscher, Max. Towards Continental Philosophy : Reason and Imagination in the Thought of Max Deutscher, Rowman & vi Contents IV:TruthinTextandContext:DerridaandFoucault 205 14 ChasingAfterModernity:SomeFriendlyWordsforthe Postmodern:2007 207 15 Foucault’sMadmen:2014 223 16 ‘Iln’yapasdehors-texte’—OnceMore:2014 247 Bibliography 271 Permissions 275 IndexofTopicsandThemes 277 IndexofNames 281 .d e vre se r sth g ir llA .sre h silb u P d le ife lttiL & n a m w o R .1 2 0 2 © th g iryp o C Deutscher, Max. Towards Continental Philosophy : Reason and Imagination in the Thought of Max Deutscher, Rowman & Acknowledgements I wish to thank my partner Phyllis Perlstone—and all my family and friends—for advice, encouragement and criticism during the whole process ofpreparingthisbook. Also I owe a great debt to the stimulus and ideas of the members of a philosophydiscussiongroupwithwhichIaminvolved,andtoJanetChamp- ness in particular, who suggested that I put together a collection of my ‘shorterpieces’. It was with the sustained discussion, advice and criticisms of Joanne FaulknerandSimoneBignall,theAustralianeditorsoftheRowman&Little- field series on Continental philosophy in Australia, that the project took .d evre shape. se Threeexternalrefereesgavegenerous,insightfulandcriticalsupport,and r sth while weathering the COVID lockdowns of 2020 Frankie Mace and Scarlet g ir llA FurnessintheUnitedKingdomsawthisprojectthroughitsstagesofprepara- .sre tion for publication. In their warm and friendly editorial precision they ap- h silb peared,always,asundeterredandundismayed. u P d Ithankandacknowledgethefollowingpressesfortheirpermissiontouse le ife papersandchaptersfromtheirpublications: lttiL & n Taylor and Francis: “Husserl’s Transcendental Subjectivity”, “Sartre’s a m w Story of Consciousness” (A Hundred Years of Phenomenology); o R .1 “Thinking from Underground” (Power, Judgment and Political Evil), 2 02 “ChasingafterModernity”(InSensibleJudgement) © th Cambridge Scholars Publishing: “Thinking Trauma” (Trauma, History, g iryp Philosophy) o C LiverpoolUniversityPress:“UtopiasandDreams”(AustralianJournalof FrenchStudies) vii Deutscher, Max. Towards Continental Philosophy : Reason and Imagination in the Thought of Max Deutscher, Rowman & viii Acknowledgements Cambridge University Press: “Simulacra, Feeling and Enactment” and “Stories,PicturesandArguments”(Philosophy) Parrhesia:“SartreandRyleonImagination”;“Foucault’sMadmen” Crossroads(UniversityofQueensland):“BeingPaulEdwards” Symposium: “Il n’y a pas de texte—once more” (Canadian Journal of ContinentalPhilosophy) Presses Universitaires de Rennes: “Vols vers la transcendance” (Se réo- rienterdanslaphilosophie:autourdeMichèleLeDœuff) .d e vre se r sth g ir llA .sre h silb u P d le ife lttiL & n a m w o R .1 2 0 2 © th g iryp o C Deutscher, Max. Towards Continental Philosophy : Reason and Imagination in the Thought of Max Deutscher, Rowman &